BP: Tube is siphoning oil from leak

Reporting its first success in containing the massive Gulf oil leak nearly a month after it started, BP says oil and natural gas are flowing via a mile-long pipe to a ship at the surface.

Thai regime: No to U.N., yes to crackdown

‘Super Tuesday’ for both parties

Washington Post: Tuesday's primaries in Kentucky, Arkansas and Pennsylvania could offer insight into the coming elections.

Flood of outside money hits the primaries

Euro may weigh on the stock market this week

Stock traders are worried that what happens in Europe won't stay in Europe.

German leader says rescue package bought time

Back in uniform, Garnett propelling Celtics

Washington Post: Kevin Garnett, healthier than he's been in a year, gives the Celtics the emotional leader they were missing a year ago as they prepare for a return to the Eastern Conference finals against the Magic.

DRF: Derby, Preakness winners to skip Belmont

Best bets: ‘Lost’ viewers await final answers

ABC's fascinating and mysterious plane-crash drama finally comes to an end. Plus: "Shrek Forever After" brings the green ogre's final chapter to theaters — in 3-D, of course.

‘Robin Hood’ aims high, but misses target

Kung fu grannies ready to fight rapists

In Kenya, elderly women are learning self-defense amid a spate of rapes spurred by beliefs that the attacks will cure perpetrators of AIDS or cleanse them of sins.

Cosmic Log: The leading light for lasers

Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: Nobel-winning physicist Charles Townes, the man who set the stage for the laser revolution a half-century ago, looks back (and looks forward) at the age of 94.

Eyes flashing, robot conducts wedding

Family-friendly getaways for city slickers

Dude ranches exist all over America, offering the opportunity to combine a trip into the great outdoors with some quality family time.

U.K., Germany eye ash travel disruptions